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Arts Month 2023
Arts Month 2023
JOHN KENEDY D. PERALTA, LPT MARK CLEMENCE R. PARCASIO, LPT JAYZERTH A. MARTINEZ, LPT ELVIS P. VIERNES, LPT TERRENCE JAY MATEO
MAPEH Teacher/SPS Coordinator MAPEH Teacher MAPEH Teacher Art Appreciation Instructor MAPEH Teacher
Noted by:
MARIJOE M. PIMENTEL, MAED MARISSA F. PRUDENCIO, Ph.D.
Principal Dean
Approved by:
Campus Director
VISION:
OLPC-SMI, a Catholic institution in communion with the evangelical mission of the local church and modern society, envisions the formation
of a Christ-centered community for social transformation.
MISSION:
Thus, OLPC-SMI commits to:
Provide equal access to holistic Catholic education through integral and excellent spiritual educational formation.
Promote community of peace, justice, equality, love and culture of excellence responsive to global challenges.
Create an environment that solidifies individual’s transformation without neglecting their interests and needs.
Create safe, friendly, nurturing and compassionate environment where love is shared, respect is given, positive relation is supported and
culture of inclusion is established.
Equip learners with life-long learning skills needed in a globally competitive world.
Conduct relative researches.
Uplift people’s dignity through social teachings of the church and service to the community.
To be a servant leader and steward of the community.
To be of service to the poor and marginalized.
Promote care and protection of the environment.
CORE VALUES:
People oriented with preferential option for the poor
Insistent passion for excellence
Loyal to the school and teamwork-oriented
Life-long learners
Accountable and Christ-oriented and
Responsible Filipino culture, social and environmental consciousness
VISUAL ARTS
APPLIED ARTS
CATEGORY ACTIVITIES DATE
1,2,3,4,5 COSPLAY Culmination Day
GUIDELINES FOR THE CONTESTED ACTIVITIES
All Participants must be submitted their names to the advisers. Only the submitted names can participate in the differentiated activities.
Individual entries from each class must be submitted first to the respective advisers and to the MAPEH Teachers.
The respective MAPEH teacher shall submit the entries to the organizer.
Student/Participant must participate at least one category ONLY. EXCEPT for the Unity Dance, Twice to join means Disqualified.
GOVERNING AWARDS
VISUAL ARTS
RANK POINTS
1ST 10
2ND 8
3RD 6
4TH 4
PARTCIPANTS 2
NO PARTCIPANTS 0
APPLIED ARTS
RANK POINTS
1ST 30
2ND 25
3RD 20
4TH 15
5TH 10
6TH 5
7TH 2
NO PARTCIPANTS 0
PERFORMING ARTS
RANK POINTS
1ST 30
2ND 25
3RD 20
4TH 15
5TH 10
6TH 5
7TH 2
NO PARTCIPANTS 0
LITERARY ARTS
RANK POINTS
1ST 10
2ND 8
3RD 6
4TH 4
PARTCIPANTS 2
NO PARTCIPANTS 0
PAINTING (CATEGORY 1)
The content must be about the theme: “Ani ng Sining, Bunga ng Galing”
The participants will use illustration board (1/8)
The participants are free to use either portrait or landscape orientation.
The participants are free to use the following suggested list of materials:
o coloring materials (acrylic, watercolor, oil, other plastic paints)
o paint brush
Size: Standard
Originality 10%
o The piece must be an original composition by the contestant.
Overall Impact 10%
o The physical/virtual presence, voice and articulation, dramatic appropriateness, and
evidence of understanding all seem on target and unified to breathe life into the piece.
o Total success of the performance, the degree to which the recitation has become more
than the sum of its parts. Did the participant bring the audience to a better understanding
of the theme through the poetry piece?
TOTAL 100%